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- Angular 17 @switch multiple values in case - Stack Overflow
Angular 17 @switch multiple values in case Ask Question Asked 1 year, 3 months ago Modified 2 months ago
- Two switch case values in angular - Stack Overflow
In php and java we can do case 1: case 2: echo "something"; so that when the value is 1 or 2 "something" will be printed on the screen, i am building an angular application i am doing something
- Angular typescript switch case by some values - Stack Overflow
As long as your case matches the entire object, it will work fine Or you could make one to match a single property, which in that case would look like: switch (obj a) { case "value_a": insert your code here break; default: case "value_a2": insert your code here break; }
- Using Angulars @switch() that shares a template for several @case?
IMHO this is a problem with switch (type) where you switch on groups, Maybe you need to switch on another variable that distinguishes the cases – grenobnik Commented Jan 23, 2024 at 11:49
- angular - Angular2 ngSwitch with lt;template gt; only - Stack Overflow
Learn how to use Angular2's ngSwitch directive with <template> only for conditional rendering in your application
- switch statement - Angular 2 ngSwitchCase, OR operator not working . . .
if case = 'd' returns Common Code else if case = 'e' and 'f' returns the Code Default Here the second last case consists of multiple cases, and now by default the case 'd' is only working and not working for case 'e' and 'f' I can't see any multiple case inside the ngSwitchCase docs:
- angular - How to use a typescript enum value in an Angular2 ngSwitch . . .
This method does the same thing as the accepted answer It's just taking advantage of the syntactic sugar proposed for decorators and allowed in TypeScript When using Angular you're using decorator syntax right off the bat That's what a Component is, an extension of an empty class that Angular's core classes know how to interact with –
- angular - How to ngSwitchCase in ngFor? - Stack Overflow
You can't put two structural directives on the same HTML tag If you want your switch condition to be applied to each of the ngFor loop, you should write your HTML code like this:
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